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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1966
Page
2
Washington reports no progress after a two day walkout by the airline workers and union leaders. Assistant Labor Secretary James Reynoza says both sides remain far apart despite a thorough presentation of positions. Senate consideration of a Morse bill to end the strike faces uncertain prospects as talks continue.
London leaders of Britain s most powerful unions warned Prime Minister Harold Wilson that they would revolt against plans to rescue the economy by curbing wage demands. A spokesman for the Trades Union Congress said unions for workers across the country could resist wage hikes and push for pay freezes to curb inflation amid a brewing economic crisis.
UPI reports Hanoi formed a new antiwar committee accusing U S imperial forces of brutal repression. The piece cites Viet Nam News Agency on captured U S personnel and possible war crimes prosecutions, while calling Geneva Convention breaches and denouncing allied actions amid ongoing tensions.
SPATILE Washington ex governor Bernard Langhe, once the state's only person to win the office twice, died yesterday of heart failure. He served as Seattle mayor earlier and was active in state politics during the 1840s.
Washington lawmakers clash over a proposed open housing bill on the House floor. Key disagreements center on bans against racial discrimination in housing and related enforcement measures as proponents push for swift passage while opponents seek compromises.
Sarasota Florida police arrested Dr Carl Coppotino 44 after a sealed indictment charged him with murder in the 1963 death of Army Lt Colonel William Parker in New Jersey. Parker died of a heart attack after a disputed autopsy, and Coppotino was held under guard at a local hospital. The case arose from a Monmouth County inquiry into Parker's death. The report notes broader political background about housing bills and unrelated political debate.
Defense Secretary McNamara reassures NATO partners Europe will not see U S troop withdrawals despite Vietnam war pressures He arrives in Paris for talks with 14 defense ministers to finalize a 400 billion five year defense plan with the U S shouldering about 70 percent The meeting follows France's exit from NATO and discusses Britain possible Rhine army reductions and shared burden in face of Viet Nam commitments
The state seeks to present the Speck murder case to a Cook County grand jury. Speck, 34, a former resident of Chicago, is charged with killing eight young women and is being treated at the House of Correction. He is slated for arraignments as doctors report improving health. The grand jury appearance is expected after a period of medical recovery and exercise.
The Side Con liaiwa Service reports a massive nurses walkout may begin May 34 unless wage demands are met. About 3400 Bay Area nurses seek raises from $440 to $445 monthly, with some wanting increases of 80 per week. Talks with 33 hospital districts stalled and a meeting with California Nurses Association officials is planned.
Real estate appraisers are described in relation to the city seal and its significance. The piece notes procedures and authorities involved in using the seal for property records and official filings.
Moscow based Komsomolskaya Pravda reports that a youth newspaper warns that poor sex education leaves young girls vulnerable to corrupt rascals. It cites a notebook allegedly containing a so called lecture urging early sexual relations and hints at a broader attempt to corrupt female pupils in trade schools.
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